WHAT LEAPS INTO YOUR MIND WHEN YOU HEAR...
1. _________________________ Mr. Madison’s War
2. _________________________ Great Compromiser
3. _________________________ “Separate but equal”
4. _________________________ Hull House
5. _________________________ 1911 Fire
6. _________________________ 1912 ship sinking
7. _________________________ Gospel of Wealth
8. _________________________ using war stories in political campaigns
9. _________________________ sensational news stories
10. ________________________ publisher most associated with #9
11. ________________________ New York political machine
12. ________________________ Battling Bob and state
13. ________________________ Open Door Policy (country and proposer)
14. ________________________ Appeasement (event )
15. ________________________ Frontier theory
16. ________________________ Scientific management
17. ________________________ International Police Power in Latin America
18. ________________________ “Mother” of the birth control movement
19. ________________________ Chief forester during the Taft administration
20. ________________________ Back to Africa Movement
21. ________________________ Mother of the Civil Rights Movement
22. ________________________ George Kennan policy
23. ________________________ Manifest Destiny
24. ________________________ Seward’s Folly
25. ________________________ Fulton’s Folly
26. ________________________ Assassinated Abraham Lincoln
27. ________________________ Assassinated John F. Kennedy
28. ________________________ Lone Star Republic
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29. ________________________ Commander at Little Big Horn
30. ________________________ Wrote the lyrics of the Star Spangled Banner
31. ________________________ First commercial radio station
32. ________________________ Assassinated James Garfield
33. ________________________ Assassinated William McKinley
34. ________________________ City of Brotherly Love
35. ________________________ First Capitol of the United States
36. ________________________ Capitol of the Northwest Territory
37. ________________________ Assassinated Martin Luther King, Jr.
38. ________________________ First Capitol of the Confederacy
39. ________________________ Second Capitol of the United States
40. ________________________ Assassinated Robert Kennedy
41. ________________________ Second capitol of the Confederacy
42. ________________________ Third Capitol of the United States
43. ________________________ “Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God”
44. ________________________ Founder of the Sons of Liberty
45. ________________________ Mercenaries who fought for the British
46. ________________________ This rebellion occurred under the Articles of
Confederation
47. ________________________ Series of laws passed by British to impose
mercantilism on colonists
48. ________________________ Garfield’s assassination prompted this law
49. ________________________ 1892 Populist Party candidate
50. ________________________ He made the “Cross of Gold” speech in 1896
51. ________________________ Three Progressive reforms which gave more
involvement in law-making to the people
52. ________________________ She submitted the first version of the Equal
Rights Amendment to Congress in 1923.
53. ________________________ He organized the Rough Riders
54. ________________________ It prompted the Pure Food and Drug Act.
55. ________________________ He popularized the idea of the “New Navy”
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56. ________________________ It disclaimed any American intention to annex
Cuba
57. ________________________ U.S. naval base in Cuba
58. ________________________ Treaty between Russia and Germany which ended
Russia’s participation in World War I.
59. ________________________ Main reason for U.S. entry into World War I.
60. ________________________ “Smoke-filled room” presidential candidate
61. ________________________ FDR’s informal radio talks
62. ________________________ Chief Justice during whose tenure the Supreme
Court increased the powers of the federal
government
63. ________________________ Chief Justice during whose tenure major advances
were made in civil and criminal rights
64. ________________________ First law passed by Parliament for the purpose
of raising revenue in the colonies
65. ________________________ These 4 laws were passed by Parliament in 1774
in retaliation for the Boston Tea Party
66. ________________________ He built the Wilderness Road in 1775
67. ________________________ He planned a slave rebellion in Virginia in 1800
68. ________________________ He killed Alexander Hamilton in a duel
69. ________________________ Readers
70. ________________________ Education, Massachusetts, first half of 19th.
century
71. ________________________ Second Party System
72. ________________________ Vice President of the Confederacy
73. _______________________ Bear Flag Republic
74. _______________________ Conservationist of the 1890’s
75. _______________________ “Cross of Gold” Speech
76. _______________________ Atlanta Compromise
77. _______________________ Niagara Movement
78. _______________________ Gospel of Wealth
79. _______________________ “Rags to Riches” Stories
80. _______________________ Spheres of Influence
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81. _______________________ “Checkers” Speech
82. _______________________ Governor of the Dominion of New England
83. _______________________ Molasses to Rum to Slaves
84. _______________________ His rebellion in New York was a response to the
Glorious Revolution.
85. _______________________ German migrants who settled in Penns Woods.
86. _______________________ The belief that Parliament represented all
Englishmen regardless of whether they could vote.
87. _______________________ Most effective resistance movement against
British control in the 1760’s
88. _______________________ It asked George III for “a happy and permanent
reconciliation” in 1775.
89. _______________________ Type of legislature established by the Articles
of Confederation.
90. _______________________ Only state with no representative at the 1787
Constitutional Convention.
91. _______________________ It settled the problem of representation during
the Constitutional Convention.
92. _______________________ It elects the president of the United States.
93. _______________________ They supported ratification of the Constitution.
94. _______________________ Madison, Jay, and Hamilton wrote these.
95. _______________________ Number of amendments
96. _______________________ Concept that states the Supreme Court can declare
a law to be unconstitutional.
97. _______________________ Washington’s use of the heads of the executive
departments as his chief advisors resulted in the
creation of this.
98. _______________________ He laid the foundation of American fiscal policy
99. _______________________ Agreement to assumption of state debts by the
federal government was given in exchange for
making this the capitol of the country.
100. _______________________ Strict and broad constructionism first arose
over this issue.